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The daily sync resolved a merge conflict with upstream. It lands by itself when CI passes.

Run: https://github.com/HYRMedia-LLC/t3code/actions/runs/41276671544

Agent summary

I resolved the one conflict and nothing else needed changing, but I couldn't confirm a fully clean typecheck: 4 of 17 tasks didn't succeed.

Decision:

• packages/shared/src/composerTrigger.ts: kept both sides by combining them into /^\/models?(?:\s+(.*))?$/i. That keeps the fork's /models alias and adds upstream's case-insensitive fix (fix(shared): /Model with a query still opens the model picker pingdotgg/t3code#27837, so /Model opus also opens the model picker).

Checks:

• Lockfile: pnpm-lock.yaml wasn't conflicted, so I didn't run vp i.
• Typecheck: vp run typecheck finished with 13 of 17 tasks successful. It printed one error: scripts/tsconfig.tsbuildinfo couldn't be written because this sandbox's filesystem is read-only. The output didn't name the other three tasks that didn't succeed. I tried to get the details with vp run --last-details, but it needs approval here. Someone should rerun the typecheck on a writable checkout before relying on it.
• Tests: vp test run src/composerTrigger.test.ts in packages/shared passed all 27 tests, including upstream's new /Model opus and /MODEL opus cases. Vitest also printed a read-only-filesystem error, but only when writing its run summary, after the tests had passed.
• Hardened patch: I couldn't run git apply --check because it needs approval. The patch doesn't mention composerTrigger, so this change shouldn't affect it.

The conflict markers are gone, but the file still shows as unmerged in git because I didn't stage anything, as instructed.

A bare /models with no space after it still opens the slash-command list, not the model picker; only exactly /model does that. The fork behaved the same way before this merge, so I left it alone.

Files that differ from the automatic merge

• packages/shared/src/composerTrigger.ts

Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code.

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